Definition of Plecoptera in English:

Plecoptera

plural nounplɪˈkɒptərəpləˈkäptərə

Entomology

1An order of insects that comprises the stoneflies.
〔昆〕襀翅目
Example sentencesExamples
- The Grylloblattida s. Storozhenko matches the composition of the Plecopteroid Assemblage excluding the Plecoptera.
- Hedriumichnus may therefore have been produced by a nymph of a primitive Ephemeroptera (Mayflies; the lobes representing abdominal leglets), or Plecoptera (Stoneflies; the lobes representing globular gills).
- Hedriumichnus, known only from the Robledo Mountains, is interpreted as the resting trace of a nymph of a primitive Ephemeroptera or Plecoptera.
- One small brown insect that I first thought might be some type of Plecoptera or Neuroptera quickly revealed itself to be a webspinner (Embioptera).
1. 1.1 Insects of the order Plecoptera; stoneflies.
  襀翅目昆虫；石蝇，（虫责）
  the gills of most plecoptera
  Example sentencesExamples
  Analysis of the databases shows that the Plecoptera are at a much better level of determination than the Ephemeroptera.
  Plecoptera are thought to have a relationship with the Orthopteroid-Plecopteroid assemblage.

Derivatives

plecopteran

noun & adjective

Entomology

The taxonomic diversity of the IKIP plecopteran specimens identified to date consists of 21 species belonging to 15 genera in 6 families.
Example sentencesExamples
- The plecopteran fauna was studied by means of slit traps and hand net during the summers of 1982-1987.
- In many of the bootstrap analyses, node A is disrupted because the long plecopteran branch joins with the long collembolan branch, and this attraction is reduced under the more complex models.

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from Greek plekos 'wickerwork' (from plekein 'to plait') + pteron 'wing'.

Definition of Plecoptera in US English:

Plecoptera

plural nounpləˈkäptərə

Entomology

1An order of insects that comprises the stoneflies.
〔昆〕襀翅目
Example sentencesExamples
- The Grylloblattida s. Storozhenko matches the composition of the Plecopteroid Assemblage excluding the Plecoptera.
- Hedriumichnus, known only from the Robledo Mountains, is interpreted as the resting trace of a nymph of a primitive Ephemeroptera or Plecoptera.
- One small brown insect that I first thought might be some type of Plecoptera or Neuroptera quickly revealed itself to be a webspinner (Embioptera).
- Hedriumichnus may therefore have been produced by a nymph of a primitive Ephemeroptera (Mayflies; the lobes representing abdominal leglets), or Plecoptera (Stoneflies; the lobes representing globular gills).
1. 1.1 Insects of the order Plecoptera; stoneflies.
  襀翅目昆虫；石蝇，（虫责）
  the gills of most plecoptera
  Example sentencesExamples
  Plecoptera are thought to have a relationship with the Orthopteroid-Plecopteroid assemblage.
  Analysis of the databases shows that the Plecoptera are at a much better level of determination than the Ephemeroptera.

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from Greek plekos ‘wickerwork’ (from plekein ‘to plait’) + pteron ‘wing’.

单词	Plecoptera
释义	Definition of Plecoptera in English: Plecoptera plural nounplɪˈkɒptərəpləˈkäptərə Entomology 1An order of insects that comprises the stoneflies. 〔昆〕襀翅目 Example sentencesExamples The Grylloblattida s. Storozhenko matches the composition of the Plecopteroid Assemblage excluding the Plecoptera. Hedriumichnus may therefore have been produced by a nymph of a primitive Ephemeroptera (Mayflies; the lobes representing abdominal leglets), or Plecoptera (Stoneflies; the lobes representing globular gills). Hedriumichnus, known only from the Robledo Mountains, is interpreted as the resting trace of a nymph of a primitive Ephemeroptera or Plecoptera. One small brown insect that I first thought might be some type of Plecoptera or Neuroptera quickly revealed itself to be a webspinner (Embioptera). 1.1 Insects of the order Plecoptera; stoneflies. 襀翅目昆虫；石蝇，（虫责） the gills of most plecoptera Example sentencesExamples Analysis of the databases shows that the Plecoptera are at a much better level of determination than the Ephemeroptera. Plecoptera are thought to have a relationship with the Orthopteroid-Plecopteroid assemblage. Derivatives plecopteran noun & adjective Entomology The taxonomic diversity of the IKIP plecopteran specimens identified to date consists of 21 species belonging to 15 genera in 6 families. Example sentencesExamples The plecopteran fauna was studied by means of slit traps and hand net during the summers of 1982-1987. In many of the bootstrap analyses, node A is disrupted because the long plecopteran branch joins with the long collembolan branch, and this attraction is reduced under the more complex models. Origin Modern Latin (plural), from Greek plekos 'wickerwork' (from plekein 'to plait') + pteron 'wing'. Definition of Plecoptera in US English: Plecoptera plural nounpləˈkäptərə Entomology 1An order of insects that comprises the stoneflies. 〔昆〕襀翅目 Example sentencesExamples The Grylloblattida s. Storozhenko matches the composition of the Plecopteroid Assemblage excluding the Plecoptera. Hedriumichnus, known only from the Robledo Mountains, is interpreted as the resting trace of a nymph of a primitive Ephemeroptera or Plecoptera. One small brown insect that I first thought might be some type of Plecoptera or Neuroptera quickly revealed itself to be a webspinner (Embioptera). Hedriumichnus may therefore have been produced by a nymph of a primitive Ephemeroptera (Mayflies; the lobes representing abdominal leglets), or Plecoptera (Stoneflies; the lobes representing globular gills). 1.1 Insects of the order Plecoptera; stoneflies. 襀翅目昆虫；石蝇，（虫责） the gills of most plecoptera Example sentencesExamples Plecoptera are thought to have a relationship with the Orthopteroid-Plecopteroid assemblage. Analysis of the databases shows that the Plecoptera are at a much better level of determination than the Ephemeroptera. Origin Modern Latin (plural), from Greek plekos ‘wickerwork’ (from plekein ‘to plait’) + pteron ‘wing’.
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